Google Assistant aims to give you a snapshot of your day with new contextual cards

Back at Google I/O ’18, the tech giant unveiled a new look to the Google Assistant that would be released later this year. Today, Google is now rolling out a new section with contextual cards in Assistant to help give you a snapshot of your day. And as is the case with Google, it’s a server-side update, so not everybody has this right now, including me.

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More than a year after its initial release, Google Home still doesn’t support independent volume levels for Assistant and music

Like me and many others, you probably use your Google Home for ambient music a lot. Volume level 2-4 is perfect for this, however, then you need to ask your Google Home a question, only to have it respond back to you at volume level 2.

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Threaten Google Assistant to use Google Keep for your shopping list

Less than a year ago, Google removed the functionality within the Google Assistant to have your shopping lists stored in Google Keep in favor of tying it to Google Express in an online shopping list. It was very much of a but why? move from Google. Today, however, a Redditor by the name of Darklyte has posted a surprising, but amusing, workaround to this.

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